Join us in Detroit, June 11-12, as the biggest leaders in the guaranteed income movement come together to chart a path forward. Gather with fellow advocates, organizers, researchers, and funders working to establish an income floor through pilots, tax credits, and other innovative cash policies and explore connections to economic justice, healthcare, climate, education, and more.
We’ll celebrate victories, workshop strategies and tactics, and debut new research on messaging. Come and help create the next wave of exciting cash policies!
Community Change is a national organization that builds the power of low-income people, especially people of color, to fight for a society where everyone can thrive.
Detroit Action is a union of Black and Brown, low and no-income, homeless and housing insecure Detroiter fighting for housing and economic justice. They are a grassroots and member-led, multigenerational, community-based organization fighting for real political power.
Detroit Action provides opportunities for individuals and families to develop as full human beings through our leadership development workshops, organizer internships, nonpartisan voter education and mobilization drives, direct action, and collaboration with allied organizations locally, statewide, nationally, and even internationally.
The Detroit Parent Network is Michigan’s premier parent engagement organization that educates, equips and empowers parents as champions for their children and for change in their schools and community.
Dream of Detroit combines community organizing with strategic housing and land development to build a healthy community and revitalize our neighborhood on the Westside of Detroit.
The Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation (GRDC) is a non-profit, community based organization dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the Grandmont Rosedale communities of northwest Detroit. We organize a wide range of community improvement programs designed to help our community prosper as a place to live, work and play.
Lighthouse endeavors to build equitable communities that alleviate poverty in partnership with and in service to individuals, families, and organizations.
The Michigan League for Public Policy is a nonpartisan policy institute dedicated to economic opportunity for all. It is the only state-level organization that addresses poverty in a comprehensive way and analyzes the impact of state and federal budgets and policies on residents with low incomes.
Michigan Liberation is a statewide network of people and organizations organizing to end the criminalization of Black families and communities of color in Michigan.
Michigan United organizes to build the power Michigan communities need to win the justice they deserve. They work for an equitable and sustainable world that reflects their values of economic and racial justice.
Mothering Justice is a grassroots policy advocacy organization that provides mothers of color in America with the resources and tools to use their power to make equitable changes in policy. They are dedicated to improving the quality of life for families in America by empowering mothers of color to take action on American policy on behalf of themselves and their families.
The mission of Poverty Solutions is to partner with communities and policymakers to find new ways to prevent and alleviate poverty through action-based research.
Rx Kids is the first-ever citywide cash prescription program for pregnant moms and babies. Rx Kids provides all pregnant moms in the city of Flint with no-strings-attached cash of $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 each month throughout a baby’s first year.
Success After Financial Exploitation (SAFE) provides free one-on-one assistance to victims of scams or identity theft to help them recover their financial standing. SAFE can also provide expert presentations to interested groups on financial decision-making, vulnerability and protection from scams.
The United Way for Southeastern Michigan mobilizes the caring power of Detroit and Southeastern Michigan to improve communities and individual lives in measurable and lasting ways.
The Wayne State University School of Social Work develops social work practitioners, conduct research, and foster community engagement focused on urban communities. This commitment results in quality teaching and research that benefits the community, encourages cultural humility, and pays attention to social, economic and environmental justice.
It’ll take us all to build the world we want to live in.
Whether you’re a policymaker, artist, practitioner, or just want to be in the loop, let us know.
